Winnie Ruth Judd, a key figure in the infamous 1931 murder case, shares her fascinating yet chilling story. She discusses the harrowing discovery of two dismembered bodies and the media frenzy that followed. Judd reflects on her tumultuous early life, the complexities of female friendships, and the jealousy that led to tragedy. Her trial unveils intense emotions and courtroom drama, while she reveals the psychological toll of her legal battles and escapes from a mental institution, leaving a legacy steeped in intrigue and sensationalism.